Bands & artists like Los Natas

If you like Los Natas, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Sleep

Sleep

Known for their heavy, slow riffs and immersive soundscapes, Sleep's music embodies the dense, hypnotic qualities of stoner rock.

alternative hip-hop
Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard

Their dark, atmospheric riffs and occult themes create a sonic experience that resonates with the heavy grooves found in Los Natas' work.

doom metal stoner metal
Kyuss

Kyuss

As pioneers of desert rock, Kyuss blends heavy riffs with a laid-back vibe, similar to the groove-driven style of Los Natas.

stoner metal stoner rock
Fu Manchu

Fu Manchu

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With their fuzzy guitar tones and driving rhythms, Fu Manchu captures the stoner rock essence that fans of Los Natas will appreciate.

stoner rock
Bongzilla

Bongzilla

Their blend of sludgy riffs and cannabis-themed lyrics aligns closely with the atmospheric and contemplative elements present in Los Natas' music.

stoner metal stoner rock
Monster Magnet

Monster Magnet

Combining space rock with stoner influences, Monster Magnet offers a psychedelic edge that complements the sonic adventure found in Los Natas.

hard rock stoner rock
The Sword

The Sword

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Their riff-heavy sound and lyrical themes often explore fantasy and mythology, paralleling the atmospheric layers characteristic of Los Natas.

heavy metal
Clutch

Clutch

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Clutch's combination of gritty rock and bluesy grooves provides a rhythmic complexity that fans of Los Natas would likely enjoy.

blues rock hard rock stoner rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Los Natas?

Artists similar to Los Natas include Sleep, Electric Wizard, Kyuss and Fu Manchu. Each shares elements of Los Natas's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Los Natas?

Los Natas is primarily known for stoner rock. A dense tapestry of riff-driven rhythms pulsates with a steady groove, laced with atmospheric layers that invite both contemplation and sonic adventure.

Where should I start if I like Los Natas?

If you enjoy Los Natas, start with Sleep — their album "Oregon Failure" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy, slow riffs and immersive soundscapes, Sleep's music embodies the dense, hypnotic qualities of stoner rock.